Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |      amazing properties which act upon the skin without~prematurely
 2         I,III|      to understand a part and act~it without compromising
 3         I,III|     Hurrah for success! we'll act in concert. Off with you,
 4         I,VI |  wrote a superb comedy in one act for~Mademoiselle Mars, most
 5         I,II |   summoned~up to perform this act.~ ~"After all, I am his
 6         I,III| flagrante delicto/, in a~base act! The duel which follows
 7         I,III|   expressed. By~this trifling act Cesar would have wounded
 8         I,VI |     permanent assignees is an act which~gives opportunity
 9         I,VI |   distinct acts,--the agent's~act, the assignee's act, the /
10         I,VI |   agent's~act, the assignee's act, the /concordat/, or certificate-of-bankruptcy~
11         I,VI |     certificate-of-bankruptcy~act. Like all theatrical performances,
12         I,VI |       virtuous.~ ~During this act of the drama the creditors,
13         I,VI |       Paris.~ ~The assignee's act in the drama is intended
14         I,VI |     to appear would, for that act alone, be brought~before
15         I,VII|   character; and, in point of act, it is neither dwarfed nor
16         I,VII|      speculations, nor by any act that stained his honor.~